In the novel Brave New World, the author, Aldous Huxley, creates a seemingly utopian society, called the World State. The World State is devoid of all aspects of today’s society (which is referred to as “pre-modern” times) that promote individualism, including art, music, poetry, religion, and live birth. Instead of being born as a result of sexual intercourse, children are manufactured in laboratories and “decanted” from bottles when they are sufficiently developed. The only place on Earth where pre-modern traditions still exist are on “Savage Reservations”, the World State’s name for Native American Reservations. Living on one of these reservations is John, a young man whose mother was originally from the World State society, but got injured…